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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Closing Of the Session Of the Grand Lodge II
this City.

THURSDAY MORNING.
The session was opened at 9 O'Clock a. m
| by Grand Master Workman W. D. Gilbert
| in the chair.
| The first business transacted this morning
was the election of DR.. H. A. Warner, Of
| Meriden, for general medical director for the
degree of honor
Considerable interest was manifested IL
the selection OF place for the meeting Of
the next grand lodge.
Atchison was finally selected as the place
| for the next meeting.
resolution was adopted inviting the SUI
preme lodge to hold the session 1888 at To
peka, Kansas
The committe on laws presented their re
port and recommended some very import
ant changes in the laws Of the order.
The committee on the state Of the ord er
also offered their report, which contained
some very important suggestions and recon-
mendations for the good of the order.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The finance committee made report show
ing the finances of the grand lodge to be in a
very flourishing condition.
A special committee appointed at the be-
ginning of the session to draft suitable reso-
buttons On the death Of Father j. J. Up
church, the founder of the order, made their
report
The degree of honor presented petition
asking to be made seperate organization.
A resolution was adopted thanking Wich-
ita lodge No. %. for the manner in which the
grand lodge was entertained by them.
During the afternoon the degree work of
the order was exemplified in a very proper
manner by Grand Master Workman w. p.
Gilbert. After which the new grand lodge
officers were installed by Acting Supreme
Master Workman Geo. W. Reed assisted by
A. p. Riddle, acting supreme past master
workman; j. Donahue, acting supreme fore
man; r. P. Fay, acting supreme overseer,
and E. s. Bertram, acting supreme guide.
W. r. Sheen is still state organizer
After transacting considerable routine
business the grand lodge adjourned to meet
in the city Of Atchison on the I'd Tuesday of
February, 1883.
GRAND LODGE POINTS.
Hon c. E. Weilup, of Galena, is chairman
of the finance committee He still maintains
the reputation he has long held in the grand
lOndge as 1.-THE faithful watch dog of the
treasury"
Hon. E. S. Bertran, OF Council Grove, is
in attendance on the grand lodge. He.is one
the best posted workers in the order.
If Joe may judge from the number of
"corner lots" bought by members Of the
grand lodge during the last few days, real
estate business has received quite boom.
Jos. E. Riggs. Esq, of Lawrence. is chair
main of the committee on laws. He is one
Of the workers of the grand lodge.
When Geo. W. Reed, of Topeka, is on the
floor he is simply immense.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

F. l. Glasscock died of typhoid pneu-
monia at his home, 90I East Douglas
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock The dc
ceased was in his 9Th year, and came to this
city from Vernon, Van Buren, county, la.
about six months ago He opened meat
market in partnership with J. H Erwin on
Hast Douglas, and was on account Of his up
Brightness and good business qualities making
many friends and doing q thriving bust
ness
His remains were taken to his former
home at Vernon for burial.
he leaves q wife and one child.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
THE DRUGGISTS.

The druggists of the city last evening held
meeting at the Office of DR.. Fabrique to
make arrangements to entertain the State
Pharmaceutical society, which will convene
in this city in June
The following committees were appointed
Arransements-J. P Allen, B. w. Aldrich,
F. A. Rowe.
Finance-Charles Lawrence, VIM Swentz-
ell, F. A. Cooper.
Entertainment-O. D. Barnes, H. W. Stew
art, W. L. Davis, Paul Jones, J. F. Baehr.
Reception-D. Y. Wheeler, j. C. SIM
mons, A. s. Forker, c. NJ. Scott, Fred.
Richser, - Gilman, Ed. Sackett
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
NEW CIGAR FACTORY.

j. p. Rhoais & Co. is the style of new
cigar mandatory just started in the
Hacker & Jackson building. The new fac
tory is under the charge Of G. W. Rhoades,
well and favorably known as salesman Of the
Queen City cigar factory for the last two
years They employ already ten cigar
makers, but SO rapidly is their business in
creasiug that already new men are needed.
Mr. Rhoades thinks that by next fall he will
have one Of the largest cigar factories in the
state
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
HOW 1T Is.

An Indiana capitalist, who came to WITCH
ita the first part of the week to make invest
outside craze to risk his money. After read
ing the EAGLES editorial of yesterday morn.
ing, setting down on crazy additions, he
made up his mind, as he informed us him.
self-that the breaks were on-that We were
sound-headed people, and that he put in the
day buying valuable inside property.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
NEW DRY GOOD. STORE.

w J Wilson. of Burlington Coffee
county. is in the city preparing TO open q
large aud extensive dry goods store in the
MYERS & Hei.iursn building on North Main
street He Is spoken o. a. man OF nne
business qualifcanons and the proprietor OF
stores at Kingman. Burlington. Winfield,
Garden City ami L@aven~oFsh. All OF
these. on account Of tie brighter prfsl,ects
OF Wichita, hs viii Concentrate here IN oIs
mammoth store
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
RAILS BOUGHT
For the Kansas. Colorado & Texas.

General Manager Long and his engineer in
chief arrived in the city yesterday for the
purpose of looking after their terminal and
other interests. We are happy to announce
that the steel has been purchased for the
Kansas, Colorado & Texas, or in other words
the Wichita & Kansas City Short Line.
Manager Long says that within thirty
days the material for construction will be
arriving in Wichita. Much of the right OF
way has been secured this way from Kansas
City, and the Kansas, Colorado and Texas is
on top.
Another scream for the biggest city in the
west.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
THE SIZE OF IT-sl, o75, 900.

We are informed that yesterday was red
letter day in the history of the Citizens
bank, the deposits running up to the enorm-
ons sum of one million and seventy five
thousand dollars. At times the cashiers
window resembled the general delivery at
the postoffice. Joe Gandolfo can set plates
for fifteen on Saturday evening, to wind up
with coffee
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
BY CAR LOAD LOTS.

Messrs. Popkiss & Darkee have secured
grounds and completed all their arrange
ments for opening an extensive coal yard in
this city for exclusive jobbing trade. They
will deal in coal only by the car load, sup
plying all town tributary, and also such
mills, shops and factories as buy by the
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

foraia day before yesterday. They returned
by way Of Salt Lake and Denver. They
stopped long enough in Sal; Lake to take In
tue Inside CT MoImopism. Mr.. Lane says he
1aoroushly enjoyed his trip, which was fine
1r N beginning 10 end. The balance of the
parsy scattered..all over the Pacific coast
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

C. n. Mcclure, OF Marshall, Michigan
~ho has been in the city for several days Re
turned home yesterday carrying with him
deeds for SIS, worth OF Wichita real e.
tate He says tina. people back IN bis coan-
try have little idea OF the siEs and import
ance of Wichita. and that no" re VIII W.
de-,ake 10 ealizhf@n them
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

C. H. Harsh, of Seymour, Indiana, and c.
J. Lipe and w. A. Markce, both of Vim
cennes, Indiana, called yesterday evening.
Tn sse gentlemen said that they had been
reading the EAGLE and had come out to see
II it was all SO. Finding that it WAS all so
th y said they had invested in city lots &C
cordipcly
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Mr.. f. A. Smith, the Fors Scott & "ieh'sA
Railway company's freight and passenger
agent for thu city, has resigned All ~iii be-
coma interested with Ar. r. o. Lee hr-
W P McSair, who has BEEN with that road
for . long time in the capacity OF assistant
superintendent, etc. has accepted the riAfe
made vacant b. the re-igE.tian Of M.
Smith
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Miss E W. Booth mas on exhibition a.
Weller & Miller, lel North Main street
specimens of her work IN crayoa and paint
ing. They viii bear close inspection and
stand the test Miss B. has roonss corner
Third and Laura avenues. whore sbs L. pre-
pared 10 give lessons.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

The many friends OF Mrs. Belle Bullar'
will be grleved to hear OF her illness at he
home, 2l7 Matheuson avenue
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Policeman Lilly yesterday picked up a
dru ukep man at the Santa Fe freight depot
He was too much intoxicated TO walk, SO a
ooL wagon was ordered TO transport him to
hha
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Swah & CLOSER are removing their tailor
ing establishment to one door north of their
old stand. They bavs fitted up their new
quarters in coed shape, making Of it a neat
pleasant store room
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
LOTUS CLUB REUNION

At G.. A. r. hall, Monday evening, Febru-
airy %, 1887. The members of the old Lotus
Club" will give one Of their informal parties
as in days past. Come with your ladies as
we need your presence to remind us of the
time we used to have Dancing at 8 o'clock
None but members invited. By order execu-
tive committee.
F W. WALLER, JR., Sec'y.
e p MrAnANS PreS,t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

J. d. Warner, travelling auditor of the
Missouri Pacific, has been out on the D., II .
& A. locating agents. the Missouri Pacific
just having received this road from the
Fitzgerald & Mallory Construction Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

". J. Sanders, Ed elmer and c. Holmes
Of Burlington Coffee company, are In tbs
city buyipg real estate.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

J. s. Welles, OF Fargo. Kansas. was in The
city yesterday, and took in the medicinal
and mechanical departments Of the EAGLE
.stabl i-hmeut
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

NJ. c. keeran of the city ticket office O
the Wabash line, Chicago, was in the me
tropolis yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

There were Il large pnmber Of wagons a,
the Santa Fe freight depot receiving house
hold goods of the new arrivals in the CITY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Albert F. II. Miller, agent for Louie Lord
Dramatic company, arrived IN :he city last
night en- route for the main lie
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

A. j. Peck and wife arrived in the city a
few days ago TO remain here during the
spring and summer
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

A boy press feeder, one that has had expe
rience on cylinder presses, can get employ
ment in this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Mrs A. Deichman, of Lawrence. in tn,
CITY. the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. Al
Goldstandt.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

THE WICHITA MERCANTILE COMPANY.
The above jobbing firm are receiving their
goods rapidly, which are being placed in
their new building on Market street. It is
the expectation of the company to open out
for business by the first of March
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Paul Ozane, his many friends will be GLAD
to hear, is rapidly improving.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
tanned in the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Mr.. Alexander and Mr. Wells, two Of En-
p'ria's leading citizens, spent yesterday il
Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

A loaded farm wagon broke down on the
railroad crossing yesterday noon.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

r. W. Snyder of Ind, & St. Louis and th
c., c., c. q l. was down from Kansas Cit,
yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

]. n. Gearing, OF B.llefountaine, O., is in
the city making investments in real estate.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

A festival WAS given Wednesday night at
the Second Colored Baptist church on North
Wichita street
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Hugh Fay and VIM. Barry, the Irish Arts
tocrats, are at the Manhattan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Contractors see proposals wanted by the
building committee Of the Reformed
Church
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Mrs. C. Davis and Miss Fannie Dewitt Of
Wellington were at the Hotel Gandolfo yes
terdAy.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Each lady attending an, of the performance al
tbis theatre Gr ing the eek will be preee with
o ticket for the grand drawing Saturday afternoon
" hen q silver Wafer Pitcher W i'll be ven away
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

E R. Rogers, }. F. Weir and r. Rogers
were over from Eureka yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

j. c. Huntin and V. w. Skift of Newton
la are at the Hotel Gandolfe.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

G. j. Griffith was over from ElDorado
Inrr
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

DEOPLES' THEATRE.
1l6 West Douglas Avenue
POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
-Popolar Prices
Americas Distinguished Actress,
MISS JENNIE LEE
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

ECTERE COURSE.
The " c. 7. q. season tickets will be sels at
tllf Onion Ticket Office Price 81 90. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Single ticket sc and 81 Go.
Kate Field March 8.
To be T. No ~ed by the Alpine Choir and Tyrolsse
Company.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

G. Kinny and W. A. Randabaugh vel
among the late arrivals yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

l. .,.
ehe Union Ticket Office Price 81 90 No extra charg
for reserved seats. Single ticket sc and Si-cs
To be f. No ~ed by the Alpine Choir and Tyrolss
Company.
u l. NJ. CRAWFORD Manager.
Commencing
WEDNESDAY EVE, MARCH 3D.
The Lotus Opera Company
IN
Gilbert and sulvan's Aesthetic Opera Entitled.
PATiENCE
With MISS LILLIAN BROWN in the title roll.
45-sUPURB VOICES-&5
Beautiful Scenery!
Elegant Costumesl
Charming Music
Reserved Seats on sale Monday morning.
WrcHIEEss Mgs You've, Proprietor. and Manager.
South Main ST, near Douglas ave.
fho popular family resort AID the Only Plare OF
Amusement in the city open the wear round
LELTURE PARLOR.
Monday, Tuesday, wednescay-Feb. 81. 2 and Is.
PROF OLIVER LOCK.
And HE tronpe Of Bohemian Glass BlowerS
pesfec, Glass Engine made Of 2 30 pieces Of glass
Exhibiting an Exac> working model OF
the Great COrl engine
XABRL sTCLAIR-Th beautiful child Albino.
LITTLE EVA. TIE child artist In songs.
ROSE D'ALMA-Elastic Haired Lady
4II.LARD lLMORE-The Comedian
Ard host OF other Wonders
AUDITORIUM.
Comedy Drama-"Swiss Swains"
Daily natinets srrsnPed .e.eci-ly for the enter
tsinneDt OF lad Is and children
Characters by Our Popular Stock Company.
Admission 10 cents TO all
SPECIAL notice.
Owing to the immense crowds attending TIE muse
nm, the management find it necessary to make the
following announcement
Doors open frem p. m. to Top m.
lst performance p. m. ID performance BIS p. m
5th pc formance 3 81 p. m.
(&aA~roRD's OPERA HUSH,
~ l.. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager.
Two Nights only.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. February 18th and Goth.
The Eminent. Actor
.................... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
:: EDWIN 1EoaNE ::
-...-.--....'..-
In IL Greatest OF all Melo Dramas
THE BLACK FLAG,
Supported by a Strong Dramatic Company.
Pricce-Reserred Seats 75c ard g 90. Gallery SOC
fIrk-ts on sale at Union iceet Office "Wednesday
morning.
DEOPLES' THEATRE.
1l6 West Douglas Avenue.
POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
-Popolar Prices
Americas Distinguished Actress,
MISS JENNIE LEE
H.
THE NEW MAGDALEN"
Her own Decentralization of Wflkie Collins novel,
Supported by Powerful Company.
Admission q c. nts. No extra charge for reserved
seats. W.dne sdsy and Saturday Matnees at p. N.
ladu Of In 4
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
ANUSEM ENTS.
cpAWFORD's OPERA HOUSE.

CRAWFORDS OPERA HOUSE.
The opera house was again filed to wit
ness Irish Aristocracy" by Barry and Fay.
The comedy was received with the same
favor as upon the first night; the two Muls
upon roller skates, the due ling scene and
the three handed reel all bringing down the
house.
Tonight will be the first appearance of
Edwin Thorne's BLACK Flag" of which the
Chicago Times says:
One of the largest audiences ever assem-
bled at the Grand Opera House, was the one
that gathered there last evening to witness
the second production In this city of Pettltt's
sensational melo-drama, 1.-The Black Flag. "
But little need be salt Of the piece Itself, Its
merits and shortcomings having been SO fire.
quently discussed OF late as to render any
further comments not only tedious out un-
necessary. 1t Is by all odds the best OF the
recently impaired melO-dramas, and never
fails to prove interesting. IL, mountings last
evening were excellent, while the company,
as all will will agree, proved the strongest
ever seen in the respective parts. Ned
Thorne was of course, the ideal Harry Glyn-
don, and it may be said in conclusion, that a
more interesting or better acted play was
never put on the stage of the Grand Opera
House.
FATIHIrZA
Will be repeated tonight, which will be its
final representation A good house was
present last night and the piece went enthu-
siastically. A change Of programme will DO
given on Saturday.
MUSEUM
Mabel St. Clair is convalescing rapidly
and DR.. Hovey permitted the little favorite
to resume her place again yesterday. Her
temperance was greeted with enthusiasm.
The children are anxiously awaiting the ar.
rival of Humpty Dumpty. Starn and Teck
ling, musical sketch team, also appear in the
latest songs and dances. The auditorium
will present new and attractive features.
The stage has been enlarged and five new
people added to the company. The Museum
management is notdeflcient in enterprise
EMMA ABBOTT.
Col Stewart received Dispatch from the
Abbott manager, announcing that the
troupe would be in Wichita for three nights
during the week which commences with
March 14th The exact dates will be given
at an early day. The arrangements are all
complete, and the amusement lovers OF
Wichita will be given grand treat, first
class in all particulars, by Americas great
est singer, and supported by q magnificent
company of artists
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

J. D. Parish, general manager Of the
D. T., is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
THE NEW MAGDALEN

Supported by Powerful Company.
Admission q G. nts. No extra charge for preserved
seats. "Wednesday and Saturday Matinees at p. IN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

Priccs-Reserred Seats, 75c ard g 90 Gallery SOC
firk-ts sale at Union Tic ct Office Wednesday
morning.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25
LENTEN SERVICES,

c. E. MCADAMs, Pres't.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

My building Is not sold and do not intend to
sell. intend to occupy 1t myself in company
with A. N. and Robert Deming in the Real ES-
tate Business, where intend TO open the finest
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-25

GtKAwFoRp's OPERA HcUsK.
u l.. NJ CRAWFORD, Manager.
Commencing
WEDNESDAY EVE, MARCH ID.
The Lotus Opera Company
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TRArag DE1AIED AnD REPORTS 81 mo
wAsHoUTs o. TIE nsAD.
Tia waakoata hatWeen Tacoma and
Portland On The Northern Paoifie road
have bfen nxed up and trains are rnn-
ninG o. time between these points. Be-
tween Tacoma ard tbs Hot SPRINGS
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river, toos = very high wsst % Hot
Springs. an4 1nless u continues 20 fall
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track and carry away some Of tbs small-
e bridges. For several days the rain IN
The hills and meuneains has been some
thing unusual. This. with the melted
anoW. haa oaused Green river 70 Fias and
damags 70 rolling sock aud ehs rail-
fpad = feared. 1he above GENES from
enc Of Ne ofdeiais Of The road, and II
not aoErsci Ia lie paFiionlars Il In The
mean Green river IL very high and q
RFeaf deal more tF0ubis IL expected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

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Henry eutolic. ons Of tie cid Tndians
81 the PuyalluD agency, was befoge jas
sics heateE yesterday on he charge Of
aesanla upon oue Of bis wives. he had
rrsvto1ziy been before Major Eslls, "a
peEintaDdsne Of the agency. upon The
charge Of bfRamF. Il waa pFoven that
easolie had thTee wives. and The order
% eupeFintendanf Ralls. Who acted a.
It's coaFt IN this ease. Wa that Sutolie
be eompeiied 10 efys mp two 81 fhese
wives and naaks . division Uf hia pEDp-
eriy for The equisable support Of the two
squaws. And for his fuFlher puniah-
meat. 61tolle vas hned one horss, which
he Was compelied % Give 70 the Fndian
osdceFs for their fees IN the case.
One Of 9utolis's wives vas deaf ana
aumb and IN coaFi tried 20 talk With
her fingers. All three had small chill
oFen 10 their arns during thesx attend
anee 81 court.